Looking for ways to keep your kids engaged during summer and winter breaks? Look no further than Pioneer PBS KIDS! Our collection of free and kid-tested programs, games, and hands-on activities are perfect for children of all ages and available wherever you are - at home, at school, or on the go.
In today's increasingly digital world, it can be challenging for parents and teachers to find reliable and engaging ways to help children learn. Whether you're looking for activities to keep your child engaged during the summer, or you're a teacher searching for new ways to enhance your students' learning, these resources are sure to provide a fun and educational experience. From interactive games and virtual field trips to printable worksheets and lesson plans, these resources are a valuable tool for anyone looking to boost their child's education.
Educational games and videos from Curious George, Wild Kratts and other PBS KIDS shows! Visit the official website.
The PBS KIDS Video app gives kids and parents free videos to stream. The PBS KIDS Game app allows for play anytime. And there's so much more to explore. Get downloading today.
Now, with additional online content on YouTube, kids can enjoy extra clips, digital-first programs, podcasts, and more, ensuring they are both entertained and always learning.
In the premiere episode of Parentalogic, hosts Dr. Alok Patel and Bethany Van Delft break down the breakdown. The duo demonstrates what researchers think is happening in your toddler’s brain, showing how perceptions of injustice explode into outrage when brain signals temporarily spiral out of control.
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Print and color Carl and his friends riding their bikes and skateboards.
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Begin a reading adventure with your preschooler by making a bookmark inspired by “Elinor Wonders Why.” Nurture your child's curiosity and love for reading with Elinor by their side.
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Join Xavier, Yadina, and Brad in Dr. Zoom's Portal Quest to leap through portals, travel through time, overcome obstacles, collect character cards, and unlock hero abilities to overcome any challenge in your path.
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Have so much fun with a birthday party inspired by “Alma’s Way!” This party pack features free printables, decoration ideas, recipes, and more!
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Your child and their party guests will enjoy this delicious snack made with tropical fruits. This fun fiesta salad may encourage some children to sample new fruit flavors and combinations.
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Parents can help their children build self-confidence by focusing on their strengths. The first PBS show to feature autistic lead characters, "Carl the Collector," helps children learn about themselves and each other by naming their strengths, recognizing areas they're still growing, and trying with support from family and friends. Here are four ideas can help parents help their children achieve this goal.
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Helping your students see the possibilities of careers in STEM fields means providing them with diverse role models.
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Young children are naturally curious, and it’s our job as educators to encourage exploration and curiosity. Kids learn about the world and their role in it as they investigate, discover, and have conversations with others.
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One of the best parts of being a teacher is the creativity it affords. Whether it’s decorating our classroom, planning an activity, or collaborating with a colleague, when we ignite our individual imagination, some of our truest work follows.
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It’s that time of year when Daisy starts to feel a little restless.
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It’s that time of year again, when we say farewell to the summer season and prepare for a new school year.
Despite the various challenges that women have had to overcome, and continue to overcome, their influence has had a lasting impact and transcends any moment in time. Here are 5 resources from PBS LearningMedia that elevate women who have made, or are currently making, an impact through civic engagement.
For Earth day we will do our part! Around the world, on April 22, people often celebrate Earth Day by planting trees, picking up litter, or “opting outside” by visiting a nearby park or another natural place.
With the start of the new year, educators like you deserve great support, fresh ideas, and new resources. PBS LearningMedia shares new selections to help inspire and motivate your early learners.
Free, standards-aligned Pre-K12 curriculum and instructional resources for your classroom.
Access classroom-ready resources from PBS stations nationwide. PBS LearningMedia can help you learn at home with collections of contained lesson plans and supplemental materials for grades PreK - 12, all aligned to state and national standards, and searchable by grade level, subject matter, standards, and key content words. The resources can also be easily integrated with digital classroom management systems. Get digital in the classroom today.
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Join us for a 20-minute daily challenge to explore the importance and intentionality of naming emotions. We'll discuss, create, make, and reflect on responsive social and emotional learning together.
As teachers, students, and families enter an uncertain school year with new routines, both in-person and virtual, PBS LearningMedia offers this special collection of flexible resources to support learning from anywhere.
Find videos, self-paced Interactive lessons, printable activities, and more. Browse our distance learning broadcast schedules aligned with PBS LearningMedia resources:
Climate and Our Planet
This collection of supplementary digital media resources offers a range of options for engaging middle and high school students with key questions in climate science:
These resources align with NGSS Earth and life science disciplinary core ideas and many offer opportunities for students to exercise STEM practices and place-based civic engagement skills.
Access classroom-ready resources inspired by Pioneer PBS documentaries on LearningMedia
Pioneer PBS documentaries offer a unique perspective into the artistic practices of Scandinavian and Native communities in America, particularly in southwest and western Minnesota. These videos showcase the efforts of master artists and craftspeople in preserving their cultural identity through practices such as Sami-inspired bracelet making, Dakota quill working, Norwegian knifemaking and Dakota beadworking. The classroom-ready resources provided by Pioneer PBS are an excellent tool for educators to impart knowledge about these cultural traditions to younger generations. By exploring these resources, students can gain a deeper understanding and appreciation for the rich cultural heritage of these communities.
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PBS Digital Innovator All Stars and PBS Kids Early Learning Champions are classroom changemakers: educators whose fresh ideas open new worlds for their students, and whose bold approach to teaching creates a joyful learning environment.
